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Senate hails ministerial nominee, Okotete on achievements

The Senate has lauded the performance of a ministerial nominee from Delta State, Hon. Stella Okotete as the Executive Director (Business Development) of Nigerian Export and Import Bank (NEXIM).

According to the Senate,  her performance at the Banj helped tremendously in growing the non-oil exports and business fortunes of the Bank.InformationGuideNigeria


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VANGUARD reports that this commendation came after the Senator representing Delta Central, Senator Ede Dafinone, APC, Delta Central moved a motion that his colleagues should allow Hon. Stella Okotete to take a bow and leave.

In his remarks, Senator Dafinone said, “What the nominee did not mention was that her position as the Executive Director of the Business Development Unit, means she was at the engine room of the bank. The Business Development Unit is the operational department of the NEXIM Bank. So, she was in charge of the operations of the Bank and in that capacity, she was able to grow the balance sheet of the Bank and she has done exceptionally well.

“I want to add also, that as a young woman, she has also favoured the youth and women in her policies at the bank, aside from the policies she had done at home, encouraging young people in various departments and empowerment programs.

“She has also been instrumental in growing non-oil exports and as of today, the non-oil exports are the key focus of this administration, as we protect the need to grow our economy in the background of dwindling oil reserves and in move globally away from foisting fuel, to more sustainable forms of energy.

“My Colleagues said she has distinguished herself already, what I need to add is that, I speak for my 2 Colleagues from Delta State who are both fully in support of the nominee, and to ask Distinguished Members, if the nominee from Delta State, could please be recognized for her good work in NEXIM Bank, with the background that, she has served one complete term at NEXIM Bank and that the term has been renewed about a year ago, which shows she has distinguished herself at the Bank. With that Mr. President, I urge that Distinguished Members, do ask the nominee from Delta State to please take a bow.”JAMB Result 

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President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio, who presided over the ministerial screening, also attested to the role of Okotete in women and youth development as the Women Leader of the ruling party, APC.

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Idongesit Akpa-Ayang

Idongesit is a graduate of Communication Arts, University of Uyo. Currently working as a news reporter at InfoGuide Nigeria.

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